Olimpo Cárdenas

Olimpo Cardenas An Orphan Since The Age Of 3 Years From An Early Age Began To Express Their Concerns Through Music Was His Mother Who Raised Him And Whom He Cultivated A Taste For Music. It Was A Great Interpreter Of Boleros Waltzes And Corridors. Later He Went To Guayaquil Where Participating In The Radio Program "The Supreme Court Of Art" Began His Career That Led Him To Become A Popular Singer In The 50s. In 1951 He Traveled To Colombia With Plutarch Uquillas Pepe Jaramillo And Integrating The "Trío Emperor." When The Trio Broke Up He Settled Permanently In Colombia Where He Developed Into The Most Important Stage Of His Career. His Popularity Transcended Borders Not Only From Ecuador And Colombia Reaching Mexico Where He Recorded Several Albums And Broke Sales Records With The Bolero "Tears Of Love." Then Came Other Hits Like Playita Mía Tu Duda And Mine Our Pledge Fate Five Centavitos Licor Bendito And Many More That Would Be Interpreted By Julio Jaramillo. In The Seventies In Colombia Would Record Several Items Next To Julio Jaramillo Olimpo Cardenas Remained Active In Singing Popular Until The July 28 1991 Death Caught Him In The Town Of Tulua In Colombia While Serving In A Public Square. read less